Ethics Case Study On Texting

I was at a friend’s house and witnessed that she had an unhealthy relationship with her husband. She texted him, “what is it? “, to hear what was wrong with him when he attended the funeral. He responded with, “you are so inconsiderate and rude! “. After my friend read the message, she was disappointed and furious. She rushed out of the room and threw away some of her husband’s items because he always responded rude to her when they text. This relationship is unhealthy because the internal trigger of my friend was that she became upset after her husband responded to her text. She then started throwing some of her husband’s items, which is the external trigger. She acted right after she saw the text, so it seems she had issues with him in the past.
Their issues all started from a misinterpretation of their text. Since her husband was in a funeral, he was most likely mourning, so he interpreted his wife’s text in a rude way. Communication is key to visualizing both views and reaching an agreement to stop the issues.
Many people do experience this kind of unhealthy relationship because texting is always misinterpreted. Majority of people text their significant others, so they are bound to fall to issues caused by